Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 319

12 | Basics Menus Reference > Shading > Backface Culling Shading > Backface Culling For objects displayed in smooth shade or flat shade mode, makes the object's back face transparent which helps speed the display or manipulation of objects. Shading > Smooth Wireframe Displays smooth wireframed objects in Maya's 3D views, including the Hardware Render Buffer and the 3D Paint Effects view. Note Does not work in 2D views, including the UV Texture Editor. Shading > Hardware Texturing Displays Maya's hardware textured rendered results as if they were being displayed in an external viewer. (See also the Rendering book in the Maya documentation set.) Shading > Hardware Texturing > ˆ Texture Blend For use with layered textures, the Texture Blend specifies how the selected layer blends with the one below it. For more information, see "Use a layered texture" in the Shading guide. Texture Filter Select a texture filter for your hardware texture display when you are in High Quality Rendering mode. Select a filter from the drop-down list. High Quality Filtering When high quality filtering is turned on, the scene views are filtered in high quality by the hardware renderer. This lets you see a very good representation of the look of the final render. Shading > Hardware Fog Simulates hardware fog effects achievable in programs outside of Maya. Displays how a spotlight's fog is distributed before you render. Used for preview purposes, Hardware Fog only displays in the perspective view. (See also the Rendering book in the Maya documentation set.) Shading > Apply Current to All Applies the current 3D view's shading style to all objects in the scene. Basics 319